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UNEP Says A Global Agreement is Needed to Address PPE

UNEP Says A Global Agreement is Needed to Address PPE

Selva Ozelli August 05, 2021

There is a need to establish a coherent and effective framework to promote exchanges and cooperation, while keeping in mind....

Male fertility is declining – studies show that environmental toxins could be a reason

Male fertility is declining – studies show that environmental toxins could be a reason

Rebecca Herbert July 31, 2021

In the U.S., nearly 1 in 8 couples struggles with infertility. Unfortunately, physicians like me who specialize in reproductive medicine....

24% Of Chemicals in Plastic May Be Worth Worrying About

24% Of Chemicals in Plastic May Be Worth Worrying About

Rebecca Herbert June 30, 2021

Researchers have found an unexpectedly high number of potentially concerning chemicals intentionally used in everyday plastic products.

60% of Nestle's food portfolio 'unhealthy'; company on firefighting mode

60% of Nestle's food portfolio 'unhealthy'; company on firefighting mode

Rebecca Herbert June 01, 2021

In an internal document, Nestle acknowledged that more than 60 per cent of its mainstream foods and drinks do not....

The New Alzheimer’s–Air Pollution Link

The New Alzheimer’s–Air Pollution Link

Hannah Steiner May 14, 2020

Toxic airborne particles can travel from lungs and nose to the brain, and exposure is linked to memory loss.

GMOs - environmental concerns

GMOs - environmental concerns

Gian Bianchi February 08, 2020

There are many environmental concerns about GMO crops.

Urban populations in south-east at greatest risk from air pollution

Urban populations in south-east at greatest risk from air pollution

Emile Agard January 27, 2020

More than one in 19 deaths in UK’s largest towns and cities linked to exposure to toxic air

Australian power stations among world's worst for toxic air pollution

Australian power stations among world's worst for toxic air pollution

George Scott August 19, 2019

Coal-fired stations in Victoria’s Latrobe Valley and NSW’s Lake Macquarie region among biggest hotspots for deadly sulphur dioxide, report finds.